Greetings in business are usually formal, but greetings among family and friends are much more a) impolite b) polite c) casual

When you introduce a person (Jen) to another person (Sue), you can say a) Jen, this is Sue. b) Jen, can you meet Sue. c) Jen, will you meet Sue.

If you've invited people to your home, you should greet them as they're a) eating b) arriving c) leaving

Which greeting is best for a formal business meeting? a) Hi there b) How's it goin'? c) Nice to meet you

To give more information about the person, you can say a) She's a friend of me b) She's a friend of mine. c) She's the my friend

When you arrive at a restaurant for dinner you can say ''Good evening''. When you leave the restaurant, you can say a) Good evening b) Good night c) See you!

Which would only be said if you haven't met the person for a long time? a) Hi Lee. What's up? b) Hey Joe. How are things? c) Hi Annie. Long time no see.

If someone says ''How do you do?'' you can reply a) Hi! b) How are you? c) How do you do?

Which is a greeting that friends might use when meeting for coffee? a) Nice to meet you b) Good to see you c) Want a coffee?

When you say good bye to a friend, you can say a) See you later b) Catch you later c) Both of these

If someone says ''Nice to meet you'' you can reply a) Yes! It's nice. b) I'd like to introduce myself c) Pleased to meet you too

What are you doing if you say "I'd like you to meet our accountant Hugo."? a) introducing Hugo b) meeting Hugo c) greeting Hugo

Which can you say after being introduced to someone for the first time? a) Nice to meet you b) Nice to greet you c) Nice to see you